Actionscript:
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package {
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import adobe.utils.*;
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import flash.accessibility.*;
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import flash.display.*;
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import flash.errors.*;
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import flash.events.*;
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import flash.external.*;
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import flash.filters.*;
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import flash.geom.*;
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import flash.media.*;
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import flash.net.*;
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import flash.printing.*;
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import flash.profiler.*;
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import flash.sampler.*;
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import flash.system.*;
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import flash.text.*;
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import flash.ui.*;
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import flash.utils.*;
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import flash.xml.*;
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dynamic public class Snippet extends MovieClip {
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public function Snippet() {
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// paste your snippet here (functions and all)
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}
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}
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}
This snippet imports all flash packages and is dynamic... you can copy actionsnippet code into the constructor of this file if you use Flex, FlashDevelop, TextMate etc... I tested it with a bunch of snippets and it seems to work nicely.
When I first teach classes in AS3 this is the template I use:
Actionscript:
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package{
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import flash.display.*;
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import flash.events.*;
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public class Main extends Sprite{
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// etc...
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}
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}
Display and events cover a lot of ground..... next one I find myself adding is flash.geom, followed by flash.net... I'd say those are my top 4 most frequently used packages.... I do lots of text layout in the Flash IDE, otherwise flash.text would be in there....